Pottery Mark Query - Crownford English Urn "vase with a lid"

by Sal Kahil
(Vancouver BC Canada)

Pottery Mark Query - Crownford English Urn "vase with a lid" :- this nice a piece (over 12" high vase) was bought from an estate auction it is numbered 3719?

and 6?
what do these numbers mean?

and Crownford ware England with a crown.
never saw an identical logo like the one on the bottom of this article
please help identifying the date and maker if possible

thank you

Sal

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The forum Help Elf says:-

Sal

The maker is Ford & Sons who were founded in 1893 and changed their name to Crownford Ltd from 1938. They continued until modern times.

Your mark is is the Standard Crownford mark from the 1930's and was continued without alteration under the new structure in 1938. Another mark was designed in 1961, so presumably your mark might well have been used up until then.

The other numbers are to do with either pattern numbers, decorating marks or other production details. I have no answer to what these mean precisely.

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